hahaha

Oh, that is good!

Cris in MT

That's a good one.  I say that often.  Maybe I could do it if I didn't leave the house.  I don't like to order on line.  I like to see and feel the fabric I buy.

Cathy (cacnurse1) said:

I like to see and feel the fabric I buy.

that's getting harder and harder.  The only LQS in FW are now on the other side of town, near the airport.  

That's a good one!

Dee in TX (DBRADFOR3) said:

The only LQS in FW are now on the other side of town, near the airport.  

There were 2 or 3 small ones in south Arlington.  I gues they didn't make itthrough Covid.

Does that include "Must Love Fabric" in Grapevine?  Close to Sandy, and I used to shop there a lot.  

There's also "Quilter's Dream" in Colleyville, but I never cared for it too much.  Would rather go a little farther east to Lewisville, to "Quilt Country."

I also like "Richland Sewing Center" and "Sew It Up Bernina" - both in Hurst.  

But I realize all of those are still pretty far from you.  

The local quilt shop here in SA - "Quilting Quarters" (only a couple of years old) must be doing very well, because they are building a new place not far from their current one (which is in an old shopping center).  And I have not yet been to the one that is closest to me - "The Fiber Co-op," which was in that video I posted earlier.  Will try to go there soon.  
 

I take my machine to richland, love browsing their notions. I really liked the place next door, but they are gone now (do not remember the name, was it quilters stash?) I need to go on a sHop hop, I tend to avoid going much east of downtown FW. I have not gone to many of them in 10 years or more. There is an interesting one in Quitman, near Kaufman so east of Dallas the looks really nice.